wastrel

"We have become a nation of great energy wastrels," he said in 1973.

She thought he was a wastrel, perhaps even a little mad.

We are the world's worst wastrels and it costs us a lot of money.

His father was the wastrel son of a beloved local doctor.

If he was, well, then she would have to endure the wastrel.

Who else but an impoverished wastrel would trade a daughter for money?

He of all people despised his father for being a wastrel.

A cop came into Wastrels' and said it had started to rain outside.

Then she ran off with a wastrel and here's the result right in front of us."

The wastrel who is always in need of money?

It was for wastrels like this that soldiers fought and died.

The winds had been kind and Wastrel was two, maybe three days ahead of schedule.

Had you been a true officer instead of a wastrel and a traitor.

There was nothing of the wastrel in Jasper's appearance now.

Feeling like a wastrel, he crumpled the second sheet and started fresh.

They could be useless, self-serving wastrels for all you know.

But we might have something suitable for two young wastrels, at that."

Inhabitants of the other four categories are more prone to be wastrels.

Jack, the wastrel patriarch, is out of work and determined to stay that way.

His father had thought him a wastrel and fool.

At least a quarter of them he'd press-ganged from the wastrels.

He could see himself through his father's eyes: a wastrel, a perpetual playboy.

In her heart she knew that Timmy was a useless wastrel.

Cameron and his gang of wastrels do not have a clue!

Had no rich wastrel ever sent a ship into the sun just to see it burn?